EPB reveals 2020 Holiday Windows

EPB reveals 2020 Holiday Windows

Unveiled their 20-20 holiday windows.

News 12's dorothy sherman gives us a look at the windows, and explains how you can see them, without even leaving your home.

Dsherman@wdef.com/dorothy sherman: "the epb holiday windows can now be seen from market and broad and this year, they can also be viewed virtually."

This year, epb did things a little differently.

Because of the covid pandemic, they brought out the lights, the cameras, and gave a special virtual presentation of their holiday windows unveiling.

Nats the theme this year for the festive windows is community with an emphasis on unity.

Along with the colorful moving scenes in the the epb windows, you can see holiday decor added to miller park this year.

Stem school chattanooga junior mason harvey: "i actually worked on the large holiday sign in miller park it says 'happy holidays' and that was my project for the epb windows."

Every year, chattanooga stem school students work with epb to digitally fabricate centerpieces.

Those can be seen in the windows and at miller park.

Teacher, fabrication laboratory instructor david van zant: "our students fabricated the 10 foot by 6 foot happy holidays sign that's in miller park.

They fabricated the santa's workshop sign on one of the market street signs.

They also made the big 4 foot by 4 foot snowflakes that are in miller park."

Stem school chattanooga junior mason harvey: "it's nice to know that you are a part of some huge project that everybody gets to enjoy around the city."

Dsherman@wdef.com/dorothy sherman: "the windows will be open and can be viewed until jan.

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In chattanooga, dorothy sherman, news 12 now."

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